Recently, a major exchange launched a popular new coin. As a representative of meme coins, these projects are inherently full of uncertainty—lacking real value support and driven entirely by sentiment. So the first principle is: treat it with a light position.

Regarding the founding team and chip distribution, there are all kinds of claims online. Some say that major participants have already relinquished most of their chips, but who can be sure? The source of this information itself is questionable. However, from another perspective, if such operations are indeed happening, it might actually indicate that the coin still has room for speculation—this is where the opportunity lies.

As a Chinese project launched on an international platform, it naturally attracts attention and buzz, which cannot be ignored. My trading logic is as follows: use contracts to capitalize on short-term fluctuations, lock in profits immediately to protect capital, and prioritize safety. The profits are then gradually allocated to spot positions.

Why do this? Because a complete wipeout is indeed possible. But from another angle, the earlier you participate, the less risky it might actually be—after all, we are still in the hype cycle. The real danger is when the hype completely dissipates. So the key is not to chase highs but to recognize the risk window, participate prudently while the hype is still there, and exit completely once sentiment cools down. Under this approach, small, multiple batch positions are much wiser than a single heavy position.